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Andy Wijaya, Katherine Alice Brown, Joshua Alper, Kimberly Hamad-Schifferli

A method for heating multiple types of magnetic nanoparticles independently is described. This technique exploits tuning of the size and material dependent properties of magnetic field heating of nanoparticles to allow independent heating by application of the field at different frequencies. Magnetic field heating experiments as a function of field frequency show that there is potential for this technique in vitro.

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